There are several macroeconomic trends that underpin and drive technology development in the printing ink market. There is a global drive towards increased sustainability in all printing and this is a key driver for ink developments, which include the use of sustainable and bio-sourced raw materials in printing inks, as well as formulations with improved deinking and recycling properties. There are also regulatory drivers with legislation affecting every aspect of print.
Definition
The end-use applications for printing inks covered in this report fall into three broad segments: publications, graphics and labels & packaging. A broad range of drivers including economic, demographic, legislative, sustainability and environmental factors are having a significant effect on demand for these end-use segments.
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About the author
Jon Harper Smith has over 40 years’ experience in the printing industry through his time working with Fujifilm and has extensive experience of industrial and package printing businesses with particular focus on industrial inkjet and flexo processes. He has a proven ability to develop complex cross border businesses involving the provision of highly technical products that meet strict end user specifications.
Executive summary
Introduction and methodology
Key drivers and trends
Technological innovations
Printing ink market by type
Printing ink market by end use
Printing ink market by process
Printing ink market by geography
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